Kilkis Regional Unit, Administrative division in Central Macedonia, Greece
Kilkis Regional Unit is an administrative region in Central Macedonia with mountainous landscapes and broad river valleys. The terrain features peaks and is crossed by extensive river systems that shape the land.
The region was transformed from a prefecture into a regional unit in 2011 through the Kallikratis administrative reform and received new governance structures. This reorganization brought a modern system for managing local affairs.
The traditional Macedonian building style appears in villages through stone houses and distinctive features passed down through generations. Visitors can see these craftsmanship traditions in narrow streets and among local artisans who still work in time-honored ways.
The A1 motorway and two railway lines connect the region directly to Thessaloniki and provide good transportation links. Those arriving by car or train will find quick connections to the larger city.
Lake Doirani on the northern border is shared between the region and North Macedonia and holds importance for local fishing communities. The shoreline features small establishments that depend on the lake and attract visitors.
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